The use of Viagra to treat erectile dysfunction
We think a lot about sex. From deodorant commercials promising immediate stud-status, to lipsticks guaranteeing superior kissability, our daily lives are saturated with questions of sexual attraction and arousal.
An obvious scientific question arises: what’s happening in the brain and body when we’re sexually aroused, and what are the implications?
Viagra may Help Avert Fetal Growth Retardation
A group of American scientists could have found yet another use for Viagra after it was revealed that the drug, which is used to treat male erectile dysfunction, can improve foetal growth in sheep.
According to researchers at Texas AgriLife Research, Viagra increased the blood flow in pregnant sheep, which in turn increased the supply of vital amino acids and other nutrients to the fetus.
THE KEY TO A GOOD MARRIAGE: GOOD COMMUNICATION, AND VIAGRA
In a recent survey of couples attending marriage counseling in the Netherlands, more couples are ditching traditional methods of saving their relationships, instead experimenting with Viagra in hopes of rekindling lost intimacy.
Early results indicate that these couples are experiencing a surprisingly high level of success as 82% reported that Viagra has dramatically improved their sex lives and has given them a better sense of closeness.
“Before Viagra, my wife and I would have sex once every two weeks. After starting the program, we have sex at least once a day,” says Geoff K. of Oostzan.
City Must Pay for Man’s Viagra
A Swedish court has ordered local authorities to subsidize a 30-year-old man’s prescription for Viagra, according to UPI .
The man argued that having sex is essential to a reasonable quality of life, and the County Administrative Court in Majorna, Sweden, agreed.
A Swedish medical assistance program had denied the man’s original request because Viagra was not included on a list of subsidized medicines.
The court did not decide how often a person is entitled to receive the sexual potency pills, instead leaving that up to the local support unit of the program.
Divorce And Viagra Cause Middle-Aged STI Jump
More often than not we associate chlamydia, herpes, and crabs with the young, reckless sexually naive set. You know — one too many beers and no condom at the frat house, a night of passion with a hot stranger who leaves you with an ugly surprise, and so on and so forth. Chlamydia Now Being Blamed For Male Infertility As Well.
Adults, like true honest to God middle-aged adults, should know better. Right? Right?
Apparently not. It appears the divorced, over-45 set in Great Britain is rediscovering the lost art of middle-aged STI-swapping.